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Fausto Carosella
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Adding Back in Mileage Deduction for qualification

Fausto Carosella
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Hey All, when qualifying for a loan, with using a rental property as income for example, You use rents received and subtract all the expenses, but you ADD BACK Mortgage interest, taxes, Insurance and depreciation. You come to a total monthly figure and then subtract out your entire monthly payment to your bank to get a monthly number to add into someone's qualifying income... (I believe)... My question is, do you do the same thing with the vehicle mileage deduction. If I deduct 8K in Mileage, do you add that back in to the income from the corporation? A lender (whom I cannot get in touch with) stated "You do on the schedule C" but I file as an S-Corp so it has form 1120-S.... any guidance? Thanks

  • Fausto Carosella